How to Say ‘Me, I prefer romance anime.’ in French
Moi, je préfère les animes romantiques.
mwah zhuh pray-fehr leh a-nee-MAY roh-mahn-TEEK
[mwah zhuh pray-fehr leh a-nee-MAY roh-mahn-TEEK]
💬 Usage Tip: Starting with Moi, adds emphasis, like "As for me". It is handy when you are contrasting your taste with someone else's.
Phrase Breakdown
Moi, je préfère
mwah zhuh pray-fehr
Me, I prefer
'Moi' adds emphasis to contrast your opinion. Say 'préfère' as 'pray-fair'.
Moi, je préfère le thé.
Me, I prefer tea.
Words in this phrase
Moi
[mwah]
me / I
Stressed pronoun used for emphasis, often meaning me or as for me.
Moi, je supporte la France.
Me, I support France.
je
[zhuh]
I
Pronoun used by the speaker to identify themselves.
Je suis content.
I am happy.
préfère
[pray-fehr]
prefer
From préférer; used to express a personal preference.
Je préfère les sorties longues en roller fitness.
I prefer long fitness skating outings.
les animes romantiques.
leh a-nee-MAY roh-mahn-TEEK
romantic anime.
Don't forget the liaison 'les‿animes' (z sound).
Elle regarde les animes romantiques.
She watches romantic anime.
Words in this phrase
les
[leh]
the
Used before plural nouns to denote particularity.
Les années passent vite.
The years pass quickly.
animes
[a-nee-MAY]
anime (plural)
Plural of 'anime'; the s is silent.
Mes animes préférés sont japonais.
My favorite anime are Japanese.
romantiques
[roh-mahn-TEEK]
romantic
About love; plural adjective.
Ce sont des films romantiques.
These are romantic films.
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